Single-use cosmetic article
AssigneeL'oreal
InventorsPascal Simon, Anne-Clotilde Chaboussant-Roche
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Abstract
The present patent application relates to a single-use cosmetic article containing a water-insoluble substrate impregnated with an aqueous cosmetic composition, said substrate being permeable and containing at least a first group of fibers and at least a second group of fibers whose hydrophilicity is different from that of the fibers of the first group. The first and second groups of fibers are arranged such that a first face of the substrate has a hydrophilicity substantially greater than the hydrophilicity of a second face of the substrate, opposite the first face.
Claims29
A single use cosmetic article comprising a substrate impregnated with an aqueous liquid cosmetic composition, said substrate being permeable and comprising at least a first group of fibers and at least a second group of fibers whose hydrophilicity is different from that of the fibers of the first group, wherein the first and second groups of fibers are present within the same layer of the substrate and are arranged such that a first face of the substrate has a hydrophilicity substantially greater than the hydrophilicity of a second face of the substrate, opposite the first face, the first face being external to the substrate.
A single use cosmetic article comprising at least one substrate impregnated with a liquid cosmetic composition, said substrate being permeable and comprising at least a first group of fibers and at least a second group of fibers whose hydrophilicity is different from that of the fibers of the first group, wherein the first and second groups of fibers are present within the same layer of the substrate and arranged such that a first face of the substrate, which is to the outside of this substrate, has a hydrophilicity higher than the hydrophilicity of a second face of the substrate, opposite the first face, said cosmetic article further comprising at least one hollow or concave portion, said hollow or concave portion being configured so as to:
- i) receive a surface to be treated;
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- ii) to receive all or part of a hand in order to bring the article into engagement with a surface to be treated.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.